Eighty years have passed since the end of World War II. Despite the decades that have gone by, its history, the suffering it caused, and the hardships it brought are not forgotten. On the contrary, the horrors of war are a constant reminder of the value of peace and tranquility. The Day of Remembrance and Honor, observed on May 9, carries this profound meaning.
On May 8-9, the premiere screenings of a historical and artistic documentary film entitled "Uzbekistan. The Path to Victory," the press service of the Center for Islamic Civilization reports.
In the Central Park named after Mirzo Ulugbek, a concert "To those who stood to the death in the name of life" was held, dedicated to May - the Day of Memory and Honors organized by the Russian House in Tashkent.
Every year, on the eve of May 9, the Day of Remembrance and Honors, it has become a good tradition to visit the participants of the Second World War and home front workers. This day is important not only as an opportunity to honor the heroes who showed courage during the war, but also as an occasion to express respect for their selfless work, as well as to instill in the hearts of young people high feelings of patriotism and devotion to their Homeland.
These days, Uzbekistan widely celebrates May 9 – the Day of Remembrance and Honor. In accordance with the Presidential Decree, participants and disabled people of the Second World War are paid a one-time monetary reward. They are cared for and shown attention and respect.
An article dedicated to the contribution of the Uzbek people to the victory in World War II has been published on the pages of the Chinese magazine "Diplomat". The author of the article is the Chairman of the Committee of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis of Uzbekistan on Defense and Security issues, Kutbiddin Burkhanov.
On May 9, President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev, as part of a working visit to Moscow at the invitation of the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, took part in the solemn event on the occasion of the 78th anniversary of Victory in World War II.
The Day of Remembrance and Honor is widely celebrated in Uzbekistan. Special attention is paid to promoting and strengthening the health of the participants of the Second World War. In particular, these days, a group of veterans are improving their health in sanatoriums.
The Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On measures for the preparation and holding of May 9 - the Day of Remembrance and Honors" dated 05.05.2023 No. PP-143 was adopted.
As of May 6, 2023, there are 174 participants of the Second World War and veterans of the labor front in Uzbekistan. Such data is provided by the Ministry of Defense of the country.
